ComSwiki on a NetWinder?
bobh at agents.com
bobh at agents.com
Fri Nov 17 01:21:11 UTC 2000
I'm interested in hosting a wiki server on my netwinder. Is anyone else
doing this?
I'm using the com46swiki11.tar.gz from
http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/swiki/11 and Craig Latta's VM (http://netjam.org/self/projects/smalltalk/executables/squeak-2-9-a-netwinder.zip).
I'm using the headless VM, but when I try to start squeak I get an
"illegal instruction" error. Below are a few lines from my telnet
session -- it shows the version of the OS and VM. If you know what I'm
doing wrong, please feel free to publicly humiliate me. ;-) I've
probably overlooked something simple.
Thanks,
Bob Houston
[bobh at netwinder ComSwiki]$ uname -a
Linux netwinder 2.2.12-19991213 #1 Mon Dec 13 10:45:56 EST 1999 armv4l unknown
[bobh at netwinder ComSwiki]$ ls -l
total 26250
-rw-r--r-- 1 bobh bobh 5602467 May 29 1998 SqueakV2.sources
drw-r--r-- 3 bobh bobh 1024 Oct 13 12:16 code
-rw-r--r-- 1 bobh bobh 31632 Sep 17 08:56 libProfiler.so
-rw-r--r-- 1 bobh bobh 15602 Sep 17 08:56 libSystem.so
-rwxr-xr-x 1 bobh bobh 1489120 Jan 1 1980 squeak-2-9-a-headless-netwinder
-rwxr-xr-x 1 bobh bobh 1595592 Jan 1 1980 squeak-2-9-a-netwinder
-rwxr-xr-x 1 bobh bobh 10324337 Aug 28 19:45 squeak.changes
-rwxr-xr-x 1 bobh bobh 7700480 Aug 28 19:45 squeak.image
drw-r--r-- 6 bobh bobh 1024 Oct 13 12:16 swiki
[bobh at netwinder ComSwiki]$ ./squeak-2-9-a-headless-netwinder -version
arm-unknown-linux-gnu 2.9a #13 XShm Fri Sep 8 20:12:18 /etc/localtime
2000 gcc egcs-2.91.60.1
Linux melody 2.0.35 #1 Fri Dec 11 15:11:42 EST 1998 armv4l
default module location: /usr/local/lib/squeak2.9a/*.so
internal modules:
AsynchFilePlugin
B2DPlugin
BitBltPlugin
FFTPlugin
FilePlugin
FloatArrayPlugin
JoystickTabletPlugin
Klatt
LargeIntegers
MIDIPlugin
Matrix2x3Plugin
SerialPlugin
SocketPlugin
SoundCodecPrims
SoundPlugin
Squeak3D
SurfacePlugin
ZipPlugin
[bobh at netwinder ComSwiki]$ ./squeak-2-9-a-headless-netwinder squeak.image
Illegal instruction
[bobh at netwinder ComSwiki]$
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